level 6
4周跳主要还是李炜教练的功劳,最后一句说了节目编排是黄峰教练。
The Grand Prix series this fall was a breakthrough for China’s Nan Song. He won his first Grand Prix medals, a bronze at the Cup of China and a silver at the Trophée Eric Bompard, and is the first alternate for the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final.That’s a huge leap for the 21-year-old, who was ranked a distant 22nd at the 2011 ISU World Figure Skating Championships, and it was a big surprise for everyone.“I have improved my elements and my consistency,” the skater explained. “For the first time I was able to land two quads in my long program. I also feel that my presentation has improved.Indeed, he started to land the quad toe in competition this season. His free skate to Hungarian Rhapsody in Shanghai at the Cup of China was brilliant and almost perfect with two quads and two triple Axels.“That was the best I’ve ever skated so far,” Nan said. “Together with my coach (Wei Li), I have changed the technique on my quad and now it is much more consistent. While I expected that I’ll do better this year than last year, I didn’t expect these results at the Grand Prix.”Song was successful in the junior ranks, taking the silver at Junior Worlds and in the Junior Grand Prix Final in the 2009-10 season, both times behind Japan’s Yuzuru Hanyu. He had less stellar results in his first senior year, but now he has stepped it up and emerged as a new contender.Currently, Song’s success is mostly based on his strong jumps, and he knows it.“I still need to improve my skating and my presentation a lot,” acknowledged the current Chinese National Champion. “Some people feel that I should work with choreographers abroad, but nothing has been decided yet.”In the past, top Chinese skaters went to work with well known foreign choreographers such as Lori Nichol, David Wilson, or Nikolai Morozov. Song’s programs this year were choreographed by Chinese choreographer Feng Huang.
2011年12月02日 06点12分